Sentence examples for rotten assets from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, charges for bad loans have plunged as the rotten assets have washed through the system.

To critics, including some members of his own board, this risks stoking inflation and turning the ECB into a "bad bank" in which rotten assets just pile up.

Jettisoning Hester while there are still £40bn of rotten assets in the bank, which is RBS' estimate for the end of this year, could backfire.

But because Europe took only a fraction — one eighth — of the action– that America took to recapitalize and write off rotten assets, its banks today are still poisoned by their high levels of debt (German banks today remain leveraged 32 times their size, and French banks 26 times).

Ricardo Caballero has an outline about how to tackle the problem provide a comprehensive insurance backstop for banks, after removing their rotten assets and recapitalising them on terms that are not penal to existing shareholders (worries about moral hazard be damned).

He called for the commercial banks, whose bad loans are officially estimated at $423 billion, to "cut their losses on rotten assets," for the government to tighten its assessment of the banks' books and for the weakest lenders to take public funds or be shut, regardless of their size.

A traditional IRA is a rotten asset to put into a bypass trust.

Lots of cases are going the way of ESP Funding I, a $1 billion CDO set up by Citigroup and stuffed with rotten asset-back securities.

The financial industry is relatively unprofitable and has a record of investing in dodgy foreign assets (including rotten American mortgages).

A few of those assets were rotten to the core, and in 2007, they infected the whole lot, generating a financial crisis that brought Wall Street to the brink of collapse.

And the promised sale of state assets, notably of the rotten state telecoms company, has barely been mentioned.At the heart of these contradictions lies the venomous tribal politics that Mr Kibaki vowed to end.